
Infrastructure and IAM Risk Director
- Stamford, CT
- $140,000-175,000 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Leadership & Strategy: Oversight and management for a Technology Front Line Unit (FLU) aligning with the vision and objectives set by the Chief Controls Officer and the IT First Line Controls Officer. Leverage agile principals to operate transparently.
- Controls Design & Inventory: Collaborate with the Technology Front Line Unit to design, implement, and maintain effective controls that mitigate identified risks across core infrastructure and IAM domains. Leverage technical expertise and industry knowledge to build and maintain a comprehensive control inventory, ensuring traceability to risks, regulatory requirements, and internal policies.
- Proactive Oversight: Drive the early identification of control issues, emerging risks, and process deficiencies. Lead root cause analysis and oversee the development and execution of robust, sustainable remediation plans to address control gaps and prevent recurrence. Analyze risk data to assess likelihood, impact, and trends, and provide actionable insights to senior leadership.
- Infrastructure and Availability: Evaluate the risk impact of incidents and problems on the control environment and recommend enhancements to prevent recurrence. Provide governance and oversight of patch management programs, ensuring timely remediation of vulnerabilities and alignment with risk appetite.
- RSCA Program Management: Lead the execution and documentation of RSCA processes across the respective Front Line Units (FLUs) to ensure it aligns with regulatory requirements and industry best practices. Assist with designing and enhancing the RCSA program, ensuring compliance with internal policies, industry best practices and regulatory requirements.
- Reporting & Communication: Develop and deliver executive-level reporting that highlight risk trends, control effectiveness, and areas requiring attention.
- Continuous Improvement: Evaluate and improve the overall risk and control environment to adapt to changes in the regulatory environment, business operations, and emerging risks.
- Audit & Regulatory Coordination: Support internal audits and regulatory examinations, ensuring all required documentation and evidence are accurate and readily available. Act as a liaison between the business and regulators, providing transparent and comprehensive updates on the risk management program.
- Compliance Assurance: Ensure adherence to applicable regulations and banking standards, partnering closely with Compliance, Internal Audit, and other control functions.
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